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Germany's Angela Merkel: An ad hoc, blocking coalition could spell trouble (Photo: The Council of the European Union)

German-British rapprochement would mean dark days for Europe

It is a fact long lamented by those two endangered species, British Germanophiles and German Anglophiles: apart from a few pockets of intense co-operation, such as in justice and home affairs, the potential of a German-British partnership has seldom been exploited in European policy. The political impetus to be generated by the German and UK heads of government moving together in elegant tandem has not been realised.

In the past decade, commentators have identified considerable potentia...

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Germany's Angela Merkel: An ad hoc, blocking coalition could spell trouble (Photo: The Council of the European Union)

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